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Ethan Park

Ethan Park

  • Scott Scholar | Class of 2028
  • Chemistry

email:
epark@unomaha.edu

Additional Information

Ethan works as a research assistant in Dr. Ouellette's biology/pathology lab at UNMC, where he conducts a variety of sophisticated experiments including qPCR, PCR, miniprep, and BACTH techniques. This research investigates the effects of specific genes in E. coli and chlamydial bacteria, contributing to important studies in microbiology and pathology. This past summer, in addition to his work in the lab, Ethan expanded his healthcare experience as a part-time scribe for ScribeAmerica. Ethan also volunteers at his church, where he teaches chess, provides tutoring services, and prepares food for fundraising events. He also plays the cello at retirement homes during the winter months to bring joy to elderly residents. After graduation, Ethan aspires to attend medical school to become a physician. Through his shadowing experiences, he has developed a particular interest in anesthesiology as a specialty.

Additional Information

Ethan works as a research assistant in Dr. Ouellette's biology/pathology lab at UNMC, where he conducts a variety of sophisticated experiments including qPCR, PCR, miniprep, and BACTH techniques. This research investigates the effects of specific genes in E. coli and chlamydial bacteria, contributing to important studies in microbiology and pathology. This past summer, in addition to his work in the lab, Ethan expanded his healthcare experience as a part-time scribe for ScribeAmerica. Ethan also volunteers at his church, where he teaches chess, provides tutoring services, and prepares food for fundraising events. He also plays the cello at retirement homes during the winter months to bring joy to elderly residents. After graduation, Ethan aspires to attend medical school to become a physician. Through his shadowing experiences, he has developed a particular interest in anesthesiology as a specialty.

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